“Look everybody, I am about to eat! You need to see this!” Grabbing a quick snap of dinner or an ornately-patterned latte has become as much a staple for hundreds of millions of people as the food being consumed. And while scrolling through seemingly-endless food photos on social media feeds is not to everyone’s taste, it could be good for you if it promotes healthy eating, according to a study from Curtin University in Australia. People who photographed what they ate were better able to accurately recall their “nutritional intake” than others who just used their memories, Curtin researchers f…